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Yes, GLP-1s make you thinner. But do they make you freer? | Opinion

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By Robin Stern
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Robin Stern, Opinion contributor Everyone I know seems to be talking about GLP-1s Maybe that is not literally true. But it feels true. In 2025, the KFF Health Tracking Poll reported that about 1 in 8 U.S. adults said they were taking a GLP-1 drug, with women more likely than men to report current use. Every week, sometimes every day, another celebrity appears online looking suddenly, dramatically thinner. The captions are breathless. The comments are admiring.
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Our teens are using AI chatbots daily. It's our fault.

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By Marc Brackett, Robin Stern
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Our teens are using AI chatbots daily. It's our fault. | Opinion Original

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By Marc Brackett, Robin Stern
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July 5, 2026, 5:05 a.m. ET A teenager sits on the edge of her bed, phone screen glowing, thumbs moving fast. But she isn’t texting a friend. She isn’t calling a parent. She’s asking an artificial intelligence chatbot what to do with the panic in her chest, the loneliness at lunch, the dread that hits at night. That scenario isn’t rare. A 2025 Pew survey found that 64% of U.S. teens use AI chatbots, and that about 3 in 10 use them daily.
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